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Trustees sale.

Under md by virtue of y certain do,d Of
~ trust executed on tho 29th Gay Of July.
1895, by Z. b. Vance and othe 9 to the under
tigned rs trust, es, wh'oh y duly recorded in
Shelby 90 lnty, In book No. lb2, page 22i,
etc., to which reference is heto made, default
In tho payment OF tho indob 'odnesn thereby
secured having been made, and Mt tho ro-
'a' q snS Ssasi,SiI ms,s shs: so
at tho southwest corner of Main aud Madi-
son ptrosts. In the Taxing District Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, within leSal hours, soil
to tho highest bidder, for Ssh, the foil owing
doscr'bod real and personal property,to wit;
.First-Thrty. eight hundred and ninety
shares $3.50 the capital Atook OF the Qua
dalupe v ialvo Mining Company uncorpo-
rated in Tsnncssee), par value ono hundred
dollars each.
second .AlsN. one hundred sbarer Of says
stock, subject to claim Of one Bcattie, now In
LITIGATION.
Third-Also. tho following described real
estate, situated in shelby county, Tonnes
soc, Wis: being the loutheast corner of the
lntarsertion of thu Shelby County turnpike
with Mclean avenue, oontai ning four acres,
Q, n, Vance from the. estate Of Isaac Heylon.
the McGrath aubdiviSien. containing i've
sc,ss each, and situated on Ihseast Of Me
OF said Mc9rath subdivision, bounded on the
south BY tho Shelby County turnpike, oon-
tanning four and one half acres, adjoining
S Gi s ss n 49, s :P down Ss; N o.
tho original ap and survey Of the town Of
Cerinth, Ia Mississippi.
Fourth--Also, n lot OF ground situated In
the t. King District Of Shelby 90 mtg, Ten
nos,ee, commonly called city OF Memphis,
on tho west side OF shelby street, beginnin
at a point nifty feet south OF HulioG street,
thence south thir y.fVo iOet; thence west
two hu ndred feet: thence north Thirty Eve
ieetj thence east two hundred feet TO the boz
ginning, being n part OF 10 7, OF block .,
hayng upon 10 now q tw0-story and base
mont brick residence.
kihh-Also, o. hundred shares Of the
cap tai stock Of tho Pioneer Cotton Mill Com
pany, OF the par value oil 800 elch.
sGos wi bo mad, OF this property in the
order In which IL Is des'r bod.
Title believed TO DO good, but We will sell
and convey only as trustees.
Memphis, Tenn March Z, 1873.
DAVID II, fOSTON,
NV MILLkR,
LIKE IL WHIHHT
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Annie PixIey's EnRaxsmeu.

The Theater was welt Ailed last
night on the ocession Of the appear
ance Of Annie Pixley and company in
q new play entitled, The beaoOn's
Daughter. The plot is not sensational
but It affords smDle opportunity for
good character actiug. The subj ct is
the thea or and the leading chsrac er
Is that OF q deacon, who is as full OF
bigotry 90 were the early Puritsus He
is sced In contrast with bis daughter,
who bias won an hono,ed Mace nnan
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TRANSFERS.

Sarah English TO Allen Clark, 100x
100 feet, Gaines street; confederation,
$500.
X Jacobs and husband, bill Of sale,
to John Brenner, fixtures, stock Of tin
ware, queenswAre and everything in
house, lie Pop'ar street, for $40.
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

A theater box party was given last
night by Mr., Ohsrl Hunt, the occu-
pauts being Mr.. Walter Allen and
Mics Louiee Snsed, Mr.. Charles Hunt
aud Miss Carrie Heating, Mr., and
Mrs. A. Mason Conk
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due. The road, when built, will be Of
ss much value to Memphis as any one
We now have, with the exception OF
the Kansas City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08
DandrlIM

Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE.
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnett's Flavoring extracts are the
beat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08
"Onr naby,s Rir.t Year"

"OnF Baby's First Year."
By Marion Harlaud, With other yalua'
BILE information; forly-eight page book.
Sent free on receipt Of 2 cent stamp.
Address Reed & Carnrick, Mercantile
Exchange Building, New York City.
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Horrible Kidney Disease.

DR. II. P. HOYT's kidney and Spin
- Pad will Gu all kinney pains, afnina
back, hips and sides, yelioS eyes, salloX
skin, bad breath, high colozed urine, ana
that Weary, lifeless sensation ever pfesent
with thpAe Of inasmsd kidSey. NO epTe no
receipt d Srice. For sale by Il. J, ueistef,
Druggist. ~ Main street, and 4 Renkert
Co., Druansts gl5 ADd 40 Main, street,
MrurI''s lawn -.
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80 DOZEN pleated bosom white
unlaundried shirts for 65 cents, at
Hexter's, No. 214 Main street.
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DIR. ID. 3. JOHNSOh'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL. DISPENSRRY,


(Detwoen Main and Front.l hkMPHIH.
Established in $780,
kh,J0HNSON 10 ackn now ledged By oil par
IL ties interested as by far tau most suo.
oesstul physician In, the trestmentof private
or secret diseases. Quick, permanent cures
guaranteed In every case, malO or female.
Recent cases Of Gonorrhea and Syphilis
cured In few days without the uso Of mer-
curry, change Of diet or hiDGranoo from
business, Secondary Syphilis. the last YES
Vgo oredicated witho 1ttho use OF mercury.
Involuntary loss Of semen stopped In shorta
timo. Sufferers from impoteney or loss OF
sexual powers rostore TO free visor in few
weeks. Victims of solf-Rbuso and excessive
yonory, suffering from spermatorrheA nd
loss Of physical and mental nowsr, speedily
and permanently cured. Particular attain
ton paid TO tho Diseases OF Women, and
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sorcs cured
without tho use OF caustic or the knife. All
consultations strictly confidential. Medi-
cinos sont by express to all parts OF the
country.
S-Workingmcn cnred at half tho usu
rates, Office hours from so'ologk. AN. 70
oiolOok N m D. a. JOHNnON M u
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DYeing and CIeaning.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed in any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtbins, by
Louis Reieel, So j, ffsrs1n str ct, Mem
phis, Tenn. g Jods received by express.
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Syphilis Cured.

NE difcoverr ani su.ss.strI D-..,;.. ~
sd,n ~ eminent French physician. For in
60; SINEE, Red Fork. Ark.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08
oder OF PuhIicatiou.

No, Sal, X. D.--In tie OhAnsSfy Court Of
shelby oounty, TennSSsss-A, o. POAros
vs.. Joseph O'Nei.
ID appearing from the aobdAyit on Gle IN
this cause that tho do eRdAnt, Joseph 0'NsiL
10 mon. resident Of The stale Of TehnOssOS
and . resident of the State Of n ,lseuii;
Il 10 therefore ordered, That he make
hil Appearance herein, at che .eenrthoues
now Taxing District o. shelby eouAtyI
Tenn, on the 6rst Monday in April 1881,
aud plead, answer or demur 70 oomplainAntg
bill, or the same will be taken ior confessed
A. 10 him and set for hearing OF parta; and
that oupy Of this order be published once .
week, for four successive weeks, IN tae
Memphis Appeal. This 2Sth day Of Bebrn-
AIRY. 1857. A copy attest:
8. /. MoDOW BLL, Clerk and Master.
RyT. b. Caldwell, Deputy O an@M.
l Patton 4 Posto Sol. or mNl. u
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GO\No The Children. They are
SNOO especially liable to sud-
den Colds, Coughs, Group, WhooPlng
Cough, etc. We guarantee Acker y
English hemecsy = positive cure -
saves hours Cd ANXIOUS WaSennk'
Sold 6Y
For sale nv A, RKFKFRT.
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE.

WE would the public that
% the Webster Block HAVING the Maj R.
edny
Merchandise
g. BESTHOFF d CO.. licensed AuctiOneers.
] r I'D. Ssesma
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08

HMPLOYM ENT-A lady wishes employ
IL ment either as Teamstress, assistant
milliner, or Job in any kind OF fancy
work. Any person " shing to have either
one Of these offices filed can call at
63 ADAMS ST
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CITUATI0N-As Salesman IL drv goods
- or grocery store, by a man who has had
10 years experience. Address
h y care Memphis Saddlery Co.
DUsITI0N-As 1 ookkeeper or sales man n
L wholesale house, by a man who has
had considerable experience. address
Ala Main at
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08

IpGGS-From pure bred pit Games, v hite
per setting Of 10 6h pped in light baskets,
direct Address
Enrrnat City. Ark.
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PERSONAL.

r ISTERNs-Brickwork Smoking Chin
~ neys, Etc. Telephone Ss8.
THOMAS CTBRTNS.
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MUD sOII0TTORs-FoT the most popu-
VI lar Accident Insurance Company in the
world. Liberal cOmmissions. Address
"SE iRETARY."P o. Box So, Richmond, Va
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ter and preached in Bluehill, Trenton. Han
cock, sullivan, Franklin and in other plac
e. The old people Of those places will
remember him. He afterwards became
extensively engaged in the granite business
and about the year lslG he got out and
shipped to Boston the first granite that
was ever taken from the Bluehill quarre~
" which in these later years have become 80
famous both for quantity and quality,
In 1886 he with Messrs. Day and Pitch
of granite to be used in the Charlestown
navy-yard And afterwards for several
wears he with his son>-B. W. +. A.. and
VIM H. was employed in flling orders
for granite for domestic purposes, such a.
undcrpinnng, mill stones, etc. They also
furnished the granite for the Congrega-
tional church in Bluchill. and also that for
the Congregational church in Ellsworth
aud for the old county buildings the Pet
erS block and for several stores on that
and other streets and for several dwelling
houses IN the same place, the granite was
gotten out dressed and delivered by them.
Thcy also eot ont. roughly rounded and
shipped EIGHT columns for the Dutch Re
formed Church in New York. These col
umu> were - f. long Il. nj tho base and
3 IT. Is iu a. the top. and were furnished
under >uh-rontrart of the Bluchill Gran
TX Company ~ furnish thr granite for
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Patents Granted

TO citizens Of New England States dur
ing the past week and reported expressly
for this paper by {. A. SNOW a Go. Pat
ent lawyers, opp, [. ). Patent office.
Washington, u. {.
W. j. Bayrcr, Southingtnn. Conn, Met
al shears; j {. Blakney. Bcufon. Me.
Nut-lock; X. Bradley, Providence, L. L..
Spectacle temple; l.. Bryant. Maple
Grove, Me, Rachrt wrench, \. ". Burn
ham Gardiner, Me, Pan litter; \. '. Che
ycro Providence. Il. l., Wind musical in
strument; v. Crockett, Dexter, Me,
Double scanning machine; W. \. Daniels,
Bridgeport, Conn, Lamp burner IL. B.
Dexter, PawtuCket X. l.. Card board; G..
D. Frost Concord, \. H.. Band tightener
). C. Hamilton, BIddeford- NJ. Lumber
rule J. Hoyt, Manchester, y. IL, Beater
roll for pulp engines; H. X. Stickney,
Portland, Me, Can filler; G. H. Stone,
& A. Cote, Bristol Conn, Latch ],
r. Saunders, Danbury. Conn, Car
heater; II. Richmond, Providence X, L..
Treating yarn; !. ]. O'Connor Pawtuck-
et X. l., Thread twister; J. 7. Morgan,
Winsted, Conn, Preservatiye paper; +.
Kempshalf New Britain, Conn, Heel pro-
tector; A. o. Jennings, Southport, Conn,
Watch; O. S. Judd. New Britain, Conn.
Fire escape; F. Hubbard, Berlin, Conn,
Fish hook; 5. Fl. Hubbard, Bridgeport,
Conn, Bustle; NJ w. Henins, Bridgeport,
Dress forms.
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Foreign News,

The London Times correspondent at
Paris says President Grevy is preparing a
cabinet crisis in order to down the Wilson
commotion. The cabinet will be upset
and De Freycinet will become premier.
This will however, only staye off an in
quiry which will be demanded later by the
Radicals. Then President Grevy will be
upset and the Radicals will call congress
to elect his successor.
Jennie Lind, Madame Goldschmidt,
the celebrated Swedish singer, is dead,
aged &C. She had not appeared in public
since 1866,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-11-24

Scors Emulsion of Pure COD Licer OIL,
,ciM Hgpophosphites, is unequalled. The
rapidity with which children gain flesh aud
strength upon it is very wonderful. Il have
used Scott's Emulsion in cases Of Riekets and
Marasmus OF long standing. In every case the
Improvement was marked."-J. NJ. MAIN, NJ.
D. New York,
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THEY ARE 80 CONVENIENT
They act ct.oquicLly They are 30 sure.
There'- nothing like theos. They never

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Letter from Boston.



Maine, is pride in his native state. This
is exemplifed by the Pine Tree State
Club which held its first ladies' evening re-
ccptiou and dinner at the Vendome last
night. This il q club whose members are
natives Of Maine living in Boston or vic
/ Unity. It, list of membership is one of
which any state might be proud Among
it, invited guests We're Hon. Hannibal
EIamlin Senator Frye, Chief Justice Peters
and others.
It, President Is Ex-Goy John y. Long
and among its other officers Hancock
county has representative in the person
Of Capt. RIG. +. Candage Of BrooklIne. Sen
ator Frye's witty and able speech deserves
reporting in full SO eloquently did he re-
fute the charges sometimes made against
the Pine Tree State.
The ripple Of excitement caused by the
recent election has died away The result
50 far a. Massachusetts, IL concerned can
but be satisfactory to the Republicans and
corrcspondinsly discouraging to the
Democrats. the latter losing five senators
and seven representatives.. The largely
increased plurality can hardly be attributed
70 anything but an unwillingncss on the
part Of the conservative elements 70 have
thc loose and corrupt practices Of the
CITY Hall transferred To- the State House.
No one wants the state a badly governed
ao the city iS hence the rcbukc to the at
tempt to gain control of the state. The
large Republican gain in Boston has en-
coura2ri many to think that in the coming
municipal election thr machine may be de-
fcatrd aul thr cXtrayaGant rule at City
Hall oycrthrown Ii one not familiar
with the methods Of political work in this
country should step into Young, Hotel
whcrc politicians mostly conGrcgatc, on
any Saturday during the campaign prrccd-
n- election about noon, hc would be very
jkrly to AK himself these questions
what kind Of a country is thi,> Are these
candidates mere puppets: Are the people
the v.rr, hy which The candidates are
pulled mp or down. and do these men here
have 'a- real power and work the people
aud Ny. candidates = they piea>e' II hn
iiuf --k tAr~v questions h- most surely
wouia 1r 4 trrg uuob-,r, ant person. pu"
wonders ~om.,tmy~ .t tlc country really
woul,j w ruined il tAc l,,op,, and the r4n-
Il.at,-- were left to ~ct;lr th, i~~ur- them
SELVES. ." Thou, the asd and direction Of The
politicians, who. If they may be-. n"llcvcd
: b . i
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From our Regular Correspondent.
Washington Letter.


WASHINGToN, ID. c., Nov. Il. 1887.
One Of the most notable characters that
can be seen nearly every day upon the
beautiful drive To the soldiers Home, IS
the historian Bancroft He is nearly ninety
wears of age, but can ride his horse as
gracefully as a daShing brigadier Every
day he dovutcS certain hours to labor on
his exhaustng history of the United
States, and then mounts his horse and
with his valet few rods in the rear, goes
flying into the country for recreation.
There is something remarkable in his per
sonal appearance. Tall and straight, long
white hair hanging to his shoulders, thin
face with full beard, and head covered
with an ordinary cloth cap. with an IN
usually large vizor All take delight in
doing him honor. and point with pride to
the great literary achievements of the
grand old American.
never knew until the other day how
they tested concrete foundation. and was
greatly interested in tho experiment |
witnessed at the new Congressional Library
site. You know that l. to be am .mmau~a
structure, and must have a good fouu-
lation They viii use there over 2nuoD
tarrclo of cement The ground on which
the concrete j. laid I, required to stand
pressure Of two ana half ton, co tAr
square foot Now In making thc~e to-t-
the process ~ this Four short rou pill
lar, are placed ON the ground ABOUT four
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Margaret. don stand lh'ft bh' >''i'
Answer Wr
cannot, she said, with Bowed ii'ad .
ani l, liun. himself face downward .n lhc
eppl grass utturiu- a low moan.
.La0ric drAr Laurie. >he sand hF"Egn-
n A. >L, went down IN hcr knees h''>ia"
hllu and touched hj~ soft dark 'ur.~.
puuf touch me. he cried. ncr''lN
NJ sa4 h4y, any mercy. leave ni" alanr.
>hr rose without a word. and. gathering
ltl SKIRTS about h"r. went slowly "A' :
thr..u-ii t4l. twilight. with thc W,.-At #
l4urIr> misery pressing nn hcr heart
..t,sa forgive mc sac critvl again au.l
AGAIN rour. poar by
.uu- uaN,iUl night nf agony aHd ih'u
,4m,. ta, news That Laurie Wa il ~"
~reuIl Dag ,.r} sen: fer her. i'r ter
n4u. Wa~ al"al "u h.> lips b" ra'e'l "i
a.r necessarily But Whom She did =" e."
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H. gentle wfr. dozen summers since,
Passed from lj> faithful arms and went Il
National Republican., 1887-09-21
$40. 900 worth of Diamonds,
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

rhe following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic--Columbia, No. ., 1887 g street;
lOt1nac Commandery, knights Tcmplar, No.
%. GeOrgetOwn Washington Centennial. no.
IA, Masonic Temple.
&. a. R-Lincoln, No. 3, G. A. II. Building;
Charles Sumner, No, o., q. A. 4. Building;
heO.4e A. Custer, No. l, q. a. X. Building;
Farrugut, No. 10, Washington Hall corner
iennsylynnia avenue and Third street south.
east.
10. o. F-Federal City. No. 20, odd Eel.
lows Hall; Mount Nebo Encampment, NJ. 6,
Idd Fellow Hail
knights o; Pythias-Franklin, No. 2, Nc
Caulcys Hall, 20g Pennsylvania avenue south
east; Hermione, No. II. Georgetown; Mount
Vernon, No. b. Pennsylvania avenue and
Ninth street northwest.
10. R-Union, No. 81, 3li Eighth street
'oTtbwest.
10. M.-Capital. No. II. COO C street north
wet
Jr. o. U.A. M.-Golden Rule, No. 2, Academy
Hall, 1906 Thirtysecond street northwest
10. G. Fidelity, No. q. Hayncss Hall.
ApnCostia: Columbia No. 2, 923 + street.
X. T. of T-CapitGl City. No. l. Stidham's
Hail. 1923 Seventh street northwest
A. l.. of H.-Capital City, No. 463, Seventh
and streets northwest.
Sons of Jonadab-Hope, No. IL, Pennsylvania
avenue and Nineteenth street.
&. A. F.-Newton Camp, lie Droit building,
Room 40
X. Of H.-Federal, No. 1903, st. Cloud build.
ing, Ninth and + streets
order American Observation-Disclosures Coun.
cil No l, lie Droit building, Eighth aud +
streets.
National Republican., 1887-09-21
Blankets.

Stock complete. Over 1000 pair Blank.
cts to select from. We quote as great re-
ductioDs In prices as we can afford to in
duce you to buy now.
White Blankets, 93o quality for Sjc pair
White Blankets. si.3j quality for 81. .2j pair.
White Blankets, 81. .25 quality for ~ pair
White Blankets, SlTj quality for 81 81 pair.
White Blankets, 1913 quality for 50 90 pair.
White Blankets, $3.50 on tiity for 81 pair
White Blankets, up to sli a pair. All offered
from soc to 75c below prevailing market prices.
crib Blankets, from sl50 TO IS 80. Also re-
duccd from 2ic to 7jc per pair.
Gray aud Red Blankets from 2.75 to $3.50.
Reduced ffom DC to 75c pair.
ne Blankets can be purchased at the
above special prices by payment OF a small
deposit, and will be stored without charge
until December /. On and after October l
regular prices will positively be charged.
National Republican., 1887-09-21
Star OF Hone Social Club,

This sprightly organization which meets
weekly at the residence Of some member by
invitation and unanimous agreement, met
on Monday evening at the house Of the
Misses Zea, No. 1871 Twenty fourth street
northwest. The meeting was an open ses.
sion to all members Of Star of Hope Lodge,
]. o. &. T., OF active members Of whi,h 1t
is composed. 1t elects officers quarterly.
Mr.. Bollinger, sr., being the present prosld-
ing officer, Its purpose is to widen the
opportunities offered by the lodge for
mental improvement and agreeable social
recreation, including light dancing where
the parlors will permit Of it, inspired by
the notes OF an orchtstrone belonging to
George BOllinger, who carries it out to
every club meeting, Cream and cake were
served In abundance Monday evening,
which is custom once a month. Each
gentleman contributes 10 cents per week b.
the general fund, and each lady cents
The social club has prOspered exceedingly
for nine months and has given the lodge
occasional financial lifts. Danciug being
barred by its constitution from the GOOD
remplar Lodge Hall, the social clun serves
well as sort Of safety valve for the young
people, to whom this popular mole OF
recreation seems both Il luxury and Il
nepgEgity
National Republican., 1887-09-21
Making Obscene Pictures.

The case Of Henry j. Ennis and Walter
L. Shreevc, charged with manufacturing
and circulating obscene photographs, was
called in the police court yesterday after
noon. Messrs. A. B. Williams, Campbell
Carrington, aud g. S. Moore appeared for
the defendants, and Mr.. Darlington said
they would waive an examination and g
before the grand jury. The same ball. 500,
was accepted and renewed. Detective
Raft had full force of witnesses present,
including one woman who was photo
craphed while In nude condition, and
another female who was witness to the
Operation,